X---AznCo0ki3 and Wavikz One x One Roleplay

(From left to right: Melik, Frtiz, Nieko, Rroy, Arvin, Varun)
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Name: Fritz Kent Germain
Species: Wind Elementalist
Age: 23
Height: 6’5¾”
Weight: 104.5 lbs
Eye color: Sky blue
Hair color: Pale sky blue
Weapon of choice: Staff, a pole, or sai
Likes: Skydiving, spiders, sugar cookies, and magic
Dislikes: People taller than him and seeing Melik upset or hurt
Bio: A quiet man who rarely speaks, but when he does it’s usually very important. He has a soft spot for sugar cookies and going to museums. For as tall as Fritz is, he is easily startled. Moreover, he will look for the most peaceful ways to resolve a conflict. His fashion sense is a bit eccentric and out of style, but he’s not one to care about others opinions. He prefers to go where the wind takes him and due to this, he’s the most laid back guy you might ever meet. Quick to respond to dangerous situations, Fritz’s keen eye for detail often gets him (and his friends) out of trouble. He too is a ninja and can go invisible whenever he feels like it. Even though he doesn’t typically speak much in public, around his friends he’s quite the chatter box. Full of random facts, Fritz provides the group with information that will benefit them in their near future. Perhaps he’s got some future sight, but no one really knows if he actually does or if he’s just damn lucky.

the Story...

It was just a typical day in the town. No one would have even suspected the incoming fighter planes and battleships. Like everyone else, Fritz was out in the meadow soaking up the sun. The light captured his light, almost sky blue hair just right, making it glisten in the green meadow that was dotted with pink and yellow flowers.

Smiling, the male rolled over on his stomach and took in a great inhale. Drawing everything in around him, Fritz exhaled as the rush of scents tickled his nose. A light sneeze escaped him as he rolled back over to gaze up at the passing clouds.

It's perfect here. He thought to himself. But, just as the thought popped in and out of his mind, a rattling came to the ground. He sat upright. Adjacent to him was a large mountain. Curious as to what was causing such a ruckus, the male jumped into the air. Floating upwards, the peered gingerly around the rock before him.

With widening eyes, Fritz could feel his breakfast coming back up. Death. Death was around the corner. The once quaint town that was down below was now just a black cloud of smoke. His now watering eyes drifted back to his town. It was far enough away that the battle wouldn't happen that night. But, by the third day, war would be upon them.

Thinking horrible thoughts, Fritz flew back home. Once on the ground, he looked around. The townspeople were so happy. So peaceful. Could he really ruin the tranquility?

Name: Miyuku Tanako
Species: Water Elementist
Age: 21
Height: 5'5
Weight: 90 lbs
Eye colour: Golden
Hair colour: White
Weapon of Choice: Molding water with her hands
Likes: The water, children, nature, sweets, rain, sunsets
Dislikes: Bugs(especially spiders not enough to kill though), people mistaking her for a teen and war
Bio: Miyuku has been raised by the people near the water. She is one of the last kind of her people, her grandma was the only water specialist and family Miyuku had but she died this year and she was left alone to grow up in the world. Miyuku had never wandered away from her village but that is the only option left for her now. She learned she had powers while trying to rescue a poor baby duck from the middle of the pond, her emotions triggered her to allow to almost speak to the water, to let her reach out and help the poor creature. Miyuku hates uneccessary blood sheds, the only time she has ever used her power to kill some one was when she had found a childs life in danger. She vowed never to kill after that, she couldn't handle blood.



Miyuku was walking on aimlessly for days. She stopped for a moment wiping the sweat from her brow, she panted as she was walking up hill. She was dressed in boyish clothes, loose cotton pants and a fitting shirt. It fit her petite frame perfectly, making her look even more vunrable.

She took out her canteen and took a swig from it. She sighed she was running low on water and food, her shirt had many holes from running through forests at night trying to escape animals before they tore her apart and ate her. Miyuku staggered as she forced herself to keep walking uphill.

Miyuku knew she would pass out, she could last another 2 days without being nearing a large source of water. She needed rest, she needed a house, a bed and she needed one fast. She hadn't had a proper meal in days, she had been living of off berries that were in the forest.

Miyuku finally got over the hill and she could see a town in the far distance. Or maybe she was finally starting to loose it and hallucinate, "please dear lord..let that be a town with people" Miyuku whispered to herself. She looked up and saw dark shadows pass over her, but the girl didn't have enough energy to look up. Staggering a few more steps she sat herself down under a huge oak tree. It's shady leaves cooling her.

Fritz peered around the town, but didn't have the heart to tell them just yet. Racing back to the destroyed village, Fritz looked about for survivors.

After a good long three hours of hunting and hiding from the enemy ships, Fritz concluded that everyone had died. Frowning, he masked his body with a gust of air, thus making him invisible.

Walking back with his head down, he tripped over something. "Oof," he saind once his face became one with the earth. Moaning and rubbing his behind, Fritz turned over to see a white-haired female at his base. He bent over her and brushed her hair away from her heart.

Moving down over her, he listened for a beat. THUMP. THUMP. THUMP. Fritz smiled. Thank god, she's alive. His steady and sure hand reached around her small hips, and, with ease, he swung her over his shoulder. Stepping up in the air, he walked up until he was high enough in the sky to float back to his hometowm.

Once the wind had carried him there, he crept inside his small hut. His place wasn't very large, but he wasn't really one to care. Fritz was too calm and collected to fuss about sizes or location. He just wanted a place to live. He was simple and plain, but he dressed in an eccentric way.

Draping a wet cloth over her forehead, Fritz hummed a soft song to the exhausted female. Smiling, he was more than ready to nurse her back to health.

Miyuku had walked for another hour and had collapsed in what seemed like to her a long destroyed village. She had no idea she had just walked into a village which was a battle ground just hours before. She fell with a thud onto the ground, barely breaking her fall before she was out cold.

Miyuku moaned as she stirred slightly when she felt herself being scooped up. She let out a little weak moan, she wondered who the man or woman. Was he a friend or a foe, she had no energy to protest or fight. Miyuku was out cold again with a grunt her head slouched her arms limp at her side.

Miyuku moaned and shifted as she felt something damp being pressed against her head. She fluttured her eyes open slightly but all she saw was a giant blurr. She let out another groan and closed her eyes, in a wispy yet soft voice she formed words.."w..water..please" she said coughing her throat dry.

Nodding, the male stood and fetched the female some water. Pouring it slowly into her mouth, he was sure to keep her from drowning or choking.

"Feeling better, miss?" He smiled down at her as he sky-blue hair fell into her face. "Do you need anything else?" His eyes were focused, but they had a gentle side to them. But, if anything were to win someone over, it would be his smile. It was pure and white.

Now smiling at her, he helped her up some. "I'm Fritz Germain. Where are you from?"

When the water hit Miyuku's lips it was like she was in heaven. She felt herself getting a bit of energy back, rumor had it instead of blood in their veins water elementalists had pure white water running through theirs.

If they were away from water for too long they would everntually forget how to bend and shape the water to their desires. Miyuku nodded shyly "yes much better..thank you" Miyuku smiled a a warm smile, her voice wasn't wispy any more it had a gentle tone like the calming winds when they spoke.

She allowed Fritz to help her up, cautiously she leaned against him, making sure her arms and legs were still able to function. Miyuku supported herself and sat up before answering his question. "I am Miyuku Tanako" when Fritz smiled Miyuku had to smile back, it was hard not too.

Miyuku's eyes were grave as she told him where she was from. "I..am from a water clan I am the last of their kind remaining now" she said whispering slowly. Upon remebering her dead grandmother foolish tears crept into her eyes she wiped them away softly, Miyuku was pure and childish at heart cruel things could easily make this girl cry.

"There, there sweetheart." He cupped her ears ears in his hands. A gust of wind blew in and swirled around them. As it blw, Fritz was muttering something. His eyes began to glow as did a tattoo on his neck. Instead of being a pale blue, it was a vibrant and lovely color.

When the wind finally died down, so did the brightness from his eyes and tat. Sitting back on his feet, he cocked his head. "I might not be a healer or a water bender, but we air elementalists are able to help calm the mind." He smiled again at Miyuku. "Are you hungry? May I offer you some food?"

He stood and walked over to a clay pot. Opening the lid he pulled out some dried meat as well as a basket of beautifully colored fruits. "I have plenty of water. Some of the purest too." His eyes wandered over to her. "Miyuku. It's a lovely name." He went back to pouring two cups of water. "Anyways, I fetched this water from the spring far up north. I believe it is called the holy water, but I don't recall hearing voices to tell me otherwise. So I'm pretty sure it's just pure water."

Miyuku's sobs quieted down, she wiped her eyes pathetically. She looked at his tattoo and shuddered quietly, she let out a self whimper. She hated spiders so much, she had horrifying memory of them from her childhood.

Miyuku looked up at his eyes as they glowed, they had a mesmerizing effect on her. She blushed his eyes reminded her off the water back home. Pure and beautiful. "T..thank you" she hiccuped as he complimented her. The girls voice still shaken as she got rid of the last tear on her face.

Miyuku nodded as he offered her some food. "Yes please..that..would be wonderful" a shy smile creeping up on the girls face for it had been a long time since she had eaten a proper meal. She drank down the water, he was right it was pure...untouched and unpolluted by humans. The best tasting water in the world. "Thank you" she simply whispered again.

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"I really should be thanking you. I've been alone for a while now. I think my fellow towns people were growing suspicious of me. It must be my height." He laughed. "When you're the tallest person in the area, people... well, they might look up to you, but they really don't."

His hair flopped into his face. Paying no attention to it, he handed the female some food as well as a large cup full of water. "Oh, if you like the cups and pots, you have my best friend Melik to thank. He's a sand elementalist. He made them all himself. He actually made most of the stuff in my place." His voice trailed off. "I wonder... I wonder where he is."

Frowning, he sipped at the water. Forcing a smile onto his face, he looked over toward his guest. "So, what would you like to do today?"

Miyuku nodded, "I know how you feel..I too have been alone ever since my grand mother died" she looked away as her eyes shone with memories of her childhood in their peaceful and beautiful village. She laughed nervously, "yes..you are quite tall" she gave him a nervous glance, she wasn't too good with people so much taller than her. In fact she was down right afraid.

She smiled as his hair flopped over his face, he..reminded her of some one when his hair fell in his face and she instinctively reached up to brush his hair away. The touch gave her an eccentric feeling through out her body, a shock..a tiny one. It was like she knew him...but from where?

Her attention snapped back when he commented about the pottery, she looked down at the glass in her hands and was awe struck, "it is absolutely beautiful" she whispered breath taken by the beauty yet simplicity of the craft. "Your friend is ever so talented" she said smiling.

Miyuku shrugged as he asked her what she would like to do. She had regained most of her energy and she slowly crept out of the bed, standing she was even shorter she looked sitting. Her tiny frame waved as she steadied herself, "Is..there a lake or a pond near this town? I would not mind a bath" she said looking down at her self and smiling back.

She felt quite filthy not having bathed in awhile.

"Yes ma'am." Fritz pointed to a place across the way. "Your bath is located to the left. Don't go to the right... well, unless you want to bathe with naked men." He snickered and swept up a leaf that had blown in. "Why hello there leaf. How are you?"

His eyes moved to Miyuku. Poking his tongue out at her, he joked, "I swear, I'm not a psycho." Setting the leaf in her hair, he laughed. "I crown you Princess Miyuku of the Leaves." Giggling, he spun around. "It's been a while since someone's spoken to me. I guess I scare most people off. Although... I don't know why. I wouldn't hurt a fly."

Fritz shrugged as he stepped outside. Taking a seat by a tall tree, he looked back in at the girl. "I shall wait here while you bathe. I've been meaning to practice my fiddling." Fritz reached behind himself and tugged at a beautifully crafted violin. "Ha fun," he joked.

She looked to where Fritz was pointing, and smiled. "Thank you!" she exclaimed to him, oh how wonderful it would be to bathe again...just the water, swirling around her every where she closed her eyes as if she could feel the gentle mist of the water on her skin already.

Miyuku blushed vigorously as he mentioned naked men, and she shook her head. She was much more innocent in these ways then any one would have figured. Fritz's giggle was contagious, as he laughed she found herself laughing with the wind elementalist. "Me..to..its been much too long since I have had an open conversation and letting all my feeling out" Miyuku's golden eyes shone deep and bright...like the setting sun.

She looked at him compared to her, the petite female barely reached the giant elementalists shoulder. "I wonder why people would be sacred of you...I find no reason...except maybe you height." Miyuku said giggling nervously.

Miyuku almost skipped to the left side hugging herself as she imagined the water. Miyuku nodded, "okay" she said nodding simply and cocked her head to the side as he pulled out a violin. "You play the violin?" she asked her eyes curious. She had never heard the violin before.

Maybe if she was lucky she would hear it while bathing. Music always calmed her nerves.

Looking at her as she ran off, Fritz began his set of songs. The first was a bit fast, but it was his favorite to play. Once he had finished that song, he adjusted some so he could perfect the second song. His latest attempts at playing it were unsuccessful.

It was a sad little piece. It was this sad romance song that made his eyes water all the time. But, this time as he played, his tears were of a different kind of sorrow. They were tears of tragic and deep regret. This female, Miyuku had lost everything. As he played, he put his heart and soul into it. He needed it to be flawless as in his head he dedicated this song to her.

Once finished with that piece, he began his last one as he figured his female friend would be ending her bathing soon. This song was a lot faster paced than the last two, and he actually knew the words to it. "Nothing compares to a quiet evening alone. Just the one, two... I was just counting on. That never happens. I guess I'm dreaming again. Let's be more than... this!" (Paramore - CrushCrushCrush (Guy Version))

[[Sorry for long wait >________< I've been busy with finals!]]

Miyuku stripped out of her clothes quickly and sank into the water. Relaxing her body and muscles, she sighed and looked up at the surrounding around her. Her eyes shining as she wrapped her arms around her knees and played with the water using her palms. The water was warm and comforting, she closed her eyes and her ears pricked up. She smiled to herself as she heard the beautiful melody of the violin.

He was a talented violin player that was for sure, she closed her eyes her chin propped on her knee as she listened to the song in complete silence. As the song ended she sighed, it was wonderful. Just then another song began, it was slow and even more wonderful than the first one. Her eyes brimmed with tears as she listened to the melody. It was sad, yet it had a bit of hope to it.

Miyuku decided to play around with the water a bit more she took a deep breath and dove under water, she could hear singing underneath. She came up to hear Fritz singing along with his violin, she smiled. She slowly rose from the water draping her towel around her small, slim body.

Pulling her clothes on she walked back to where Fritz was waiting for her. She smiled at him, her hair in ringlets around her face because of the water. "Thank you" she simply whispered to him smiling. Her face was sincere and her smile full of gratitude.

"Thank you? For what?" Fritz tilted his head up to see her face. "All I did was show you off to the bathing area and play my violin. But I've done nothing to desire your thanks. I've merely done as any nobleman should do."

Standing, Fritz went back to being an lengthy bean pole of a man. "So, seeing that you're now homeless, I guess it's only right that I help you travel back to your demolished homeland to help you rebuild a beautiful place from the tender ashes of the fallen." His eyes looked up at the sky before he smirked. "I hope you're not afraid of flying. I do feel as though that will be the best way to put an end to this war as well as get you back to the safety of your homeland."

Miyuku laughed gently, "well, though you were being a noble man it was still awfully nice to hear the music and also for taking a complete stranger into your house. I don't know how I can ever repay you Fritz" Miyuku said bowing shyly as a gesture of gratitude.

When he stood up she looked up at him, just looking at him made her feel dizzy as if she were swaying. She shook her head lightly trying to rid of the dizzy feeling. "Well, I do not think I'm afraid of heights..." she said shrugging, the thought of going back to her town saddened her. So many questions ran through her head like what was she going to do there? Could her town ever be rebuilt? Would she find some one like her?

She sighed and looked at Fritz, "maybe..we should wait before we return to my town, the raid force that destroyed my village is most likely still there hunting for loot. If they see us they won't hesitate to kill us, and I hate unnecessary blood shed" Miyuku told him frowning lightly.

"I do also hate bloodshed, but I believe that if we do not take matters into our own hands, more lives will be lost. You do not have to enter this battle, but I must. I'm afraid that when it comes to things like this, my true nature kicks in. Well, technically my title, but still."

He looked down at her. "I am an assassin. I usually protect, but I can kill on demand as well. This, this is one of those times where I will kill. To protect my village and the villages that are next on the path of destruction. I shall not let others suffer the same way you are. Have faith in the wind and let us guide us toward the path of victory." Smiling, he patted her head. "And please don't be grateful to me. Once I have restored your homeland, then you can thank me. Until then, my job is only half finished." Winking, Fritz beckoned the girl back into his house. "Let us eat before we leave."

Miyuku smiled, "I know what you are saying is right but sometimes...I just can't help but run away from the things that I need to face up too. I guess I'm afraid that I might loose some one..though technically I have no one to loose now" Miyuku said with a small shrug.

She looked up at Fritz and frowned, "to be honest, you do not really look like the assassin. Maybe your height but not you from your features..you look to kind." Miyuku told him laughing slightly. She blushed when he patted her on the head, though she hated being pat on the head like some little child she held her tongue back, she was grateful that Fritz had saved her.

Miyuku have shook her head, "even if you do restore my home land..there is nothing there for me and I cannot even hope to start a tribe again because I was the last of my kind to survive. So instead of wasting your time on my homeland it'll be better if you stayed here and tried to save yours. We can always go back after your village is safe." Miyuku told him with a firm nod.

"This isn't really my homeland either. But I suppose I should protect it anyways. But before I can protect it, I need to know what the enemy is. To do that, I will need to visit your homeland. You can come with me, or you can stay here."

His voice was far more harsher this time as he spoke. Most wouldn't believe Fritz to be an assassin, but when it came to killing, he knew his stuff. This Miyuku wasn't about to interfere with his stragety and scheme. He'd been doing this job for years and had grown skilled in it. Learning who and what the enemy was, then plotting out a full-scale assault with three alternative options, and then attack.

"So, are you coming? Or will I be traveling alone?" Towering over her, Fritz placed his hands on his hips, impatiently tapping his foot as he waited.

Miyuku nodded, though the girl was some what confused she kept her mouth shut. "I will accompany you to my homeland, but it is in pretty bad shape...worse than you can imagine." she closed her eyes and stood there for a moment with her fist clenched, the screams still rang in her ears, she saw the wounded laying there praying to die. She saw the blood around her again, the innocent little children being crushed.

Her eyes snapped open, her face tense with pain and anger. "I will avenge my village if its the last thing I ever do grand-ma" she whispered to herself, almost unaware that Fritz was still there. Miyuku reached up a delicate finger and wiped a lonely stray tear from her cheek.

Miyuku's attention wandered slowly back to Fritz, "I..I shall accompany you" she said with a single firm nod. She hated to admit this but his height scared her, alot, especially now that he was towering over her like a giant. She had a nervous look on her face as she looked at him from his toes to his face, taking in his every feature. She smiled sadly, "So shall we be off now?" she asked him softly before turning to the horizon and facing the sun as the light gently fell in golden strands on her young features.